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Category Archives: Tips and Tricks
Archival Information
This website was recommended to me from someone on Twitter, but already I’m finding it useful. It’s in German, but the link I’ve included uses Google Translate to bring the main html into English, though the image links will remain … Continue reading
Archiving a Private Project
I’m not sure if I ever posted about it here, but one of my goals is to create an online database for my creative partner and I to use/share our story ideas/information at. I’m looking into several options for doing … Continue reading
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Self-Employment
I should probably start making a page with all these useful links I’m finding… This one is about making your income from home. Frankly, I’d love to be an information professional that only goes into the office a few hours … Continue reading
10 Questions to Ask Your Interviewer
I found these to be amazing. I’m mostly posting it here in my blog so I can reference it later!
Spicy Chicken Penne
Time: 20 minutes Ingredients: Chopped up boneless chicken breast Butter Salt Pepper Whatever extra spices you like Penne noodles 4 tbs Spaghetti sauce 1 tbs Chopped garlic cloves Olive oil Directions: In a pot, boil water for your penne noodles. … Continue reading
Digitalization and Preservation Symposium
My notes (pdf) My favorite part of this two hour long presentation was about the North Carolina library’s efforts at digitally preserving all State publications which includes websites and their social networking and video components.
Lessons from riding a bike: Part II
Part I I’ve been too busy to ride my bike though I’ve gone to look at it several times during breaks from working on the LIS website. Today was the day, my last day off before school officially starts back … Continue reading
Lessons from riding a bike: Part I
Part II Since moving to Greensboro a year ago, I’ve seen bikers everywhere. As you can see from the photo above, I mean bicyclists, not biker-bikers. The envy rode about in my head till a few weeks ago when I … Continue reading
Browser Specific CSS WordPress Plugin
Firefox has been a nightmare to work with for the new LIS website. If Internet Explorer, Opera, and Chrome were all rendering the site correctly, Firefox would stamp it’s feet and completely blotch the layout. I’ve managed to work around … Continue reading